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AIG Insurance are teaming up with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and TG4 to bring you a new behind the scenes documentary featuring one team from each grade of the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships. The ‘Making It Happen’ series will follow Cork (Senior), Westmeath (Intermediate), and Carlow (Junior) on their journey throughout the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Championships, showcasing all the ups, downs, and effort that goes into being at the top of your game
The first of its kind in Irish sport, ’Making It Happen’ will be released throughout the season, allowing fans to see the preparation for each game as it plays out. The series will be released on the AIG Ireland YouTube channel with teasers on social media.
Produced by Future Proof Media, ‘Making It Happen’ offers fly on the wall content from training to match day. Fans can look forward to never-before-seen access to each team’s preparations.
Check out the trailer here – https://youtu.be/HMcPw4JZoHg
Episode 1
https://youtu.be/DqEbYkWZVfg?si=LNAKYLac9wVi3eSu
John Gillick, Head of Sponsorship & Direct Marketing at AIG Ireland said: “We are delighted to work with the LGFA, TG4 , the three team managements, and Future Proof Media to bring this unique series to Ladies Football fans. It showcases the sacrifice and drive that goes into Making it Happen in a season. I wish them all the best in their respective championships.”
Ladies Gaelic Football Association President, Mícheál Naughton, commented: “We’ve been treated to some wonderful football already this year in the Lidl National Leagues and now it’s TG4 Championship season. So much time, effort and commitment goes into the preparation of our leading intercounty teams and this innovative series will shine a light on that. I look forward to watching the series unfold and following the fortunes of these three counties throughout the TG4 All-Ireland Championship season.”
To watch the full documentary and more, subscribe to AIG Ireland YouTube Channel and follow along on social media.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AIGie
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aig.ireland/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AIGIreland
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Are you interested in a Manager role with the Cork LGFA Minor team for the 2025 playing season? If so, please read on.
The role will involve being the head coach for the team with extensive coaching experience and high level of knowledge on the technical and tactical aspects of our game as key requirements. The following characteristics are considered as desirable for all candidates – strong leadership and communication skills, ability to work as part of a team, motivation and drive for continuous development and progression as a coach.
Applicants must submit a relevant Coaching based CV on or before 6pm on 05th July 2024 to development.cork@lgfa.ie.
Candidates will be shortlisted for interviews.
Get ready to support the Seniors in their @sporttg4 All Ireland Senior Championship campaign this Sunday! All match details above! Ticket details to follow soon!
Our Senior A Panel for tomorrow’s @SportTG4 @MunsterLGFA Final in @carrigoon at 4pm @SuperValuIRL @BlackwaterMotor @PlayrFit 🔴⚪️ pic.twitter.com/dL0LLc4jSe
— Cork LGFA (@CorkLGFA) May 17, 2024
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Recruiting and training new referees aged 17+
Places are limited at each of our selected venues – sign up now!
Munster LGFA would like to extend our congratulations to Marian Crowley Cork LGFA Chairperson, on her recent induction into The Echo Women in Sport Hall of Fame.
Marian is a huge supporter of all things Ladies Gaelic Football, and is a prominent and respected figure in Cork & Munster. Marian regularly and ably assists at Munster LGFA Fixtures, always doing so with a smile.
Comhghairdeas Marian
You can read the full article at https://www.echolive.ie/corksport/arid-41328829.html
